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@DevrajJhaDJ 20 years of working with vim motions and familiarity with how to be productive.
What's the reason for requiring someone to not use the tool they're most productive with?
I mean, movies and music albums get re-released all the time. I understand it's a wholly different undertaking to put out a video game as opposed to a simple audio recording.
Some indie publishers are putting out megadrive and Gameboy cartridges right now.
I guess I'm saying it would be a neat idea, therefore Sony will have nothing to do with it.
I've never looked into it, and I'm praying for the rest of his soul, but for my entire adult life, everytime I heard Lindsey Graham speak on TV, there was a small voice in my mind (that sounded like Norm MacDonald) saying
"...so this guy's a confirmed bachelor, right?"
People romanticize their childhood memories of eating ice cream with grandpa. I've got bad news for all you dreamers; ice cream melts and grandparents pass away from this mortals coil. Resistance to entropy is futile, so go ahead and be sad about it now. 😜
Before streaming, I was a big DVD collector. I bought nearly a thousand movies. I thought I was building a library. And I will tell you a secret:
DVDs rot.
The glue that holds the layers together can become opaque so the laser doesn’t read the disc properly or it can simply degrade so the disc falls apart or it can warp or expand so the disc won’t spin properly in the drive.
So, in addition to needing to keep antique hardware with delicate moving parts in working order to play these games or watch these movies, the media itself is degrading.
Yeah, your purchased digital movie might get deleted from the network over rights issues at some point in the future or the service that provides it might shut down. But if you buy a BluRay and put it on a shelf for five years and then decide to watch it, there is a decent chance it won’t work.
I love a beautiful Criterion movie box set or a game with cool box art and a manual as much as the next guy, but people overly romanticize physical media. The universe is governed by entropy and everything is falling apart.